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Hyundai Venue N Line – Which Variant Should You Buy?

Hyundai’s India lineup has recently welcomed a new model in the form of Venue N Line. It is essentially a sportier version of the Venue sub-4m SUV aimed at enthusiasts buyers. Compared to its regular turbocharged petrol model, the Hyundai Venue N Line gets a stiffer suspension setup, improved steering feedback, a sporty exhaust note and tweaked styling to suit its dynamic character. However, it isn’t the full-blown performance-focused version like the global ‘N’ models. Here is an overview of what’s on offer in the Hyundai Venue N-line so you can decide which of its variant is best for your needs.

Let’s begin with the technical aspects: –

Hyundai Venue N Line Specs

Specifications

Engine1.0-litre, 3-cylinder, Turbocharged Petrol
Max Power120PS @ 6,000RPM
Max Torque172Nm @ 1500 – 4000RPM
Transmission7-speed DCT
DrivetrainFWD

The Venue N Line continues with the same 120PS 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine as its regular model. However, it misses out on the six-speed iMT (clutchless manual) transmission option.

N Line Specific Changes

Being a sportier version of the Hyundai Venue, the N Line model receives tons of visual enhancements, retuned suspension with 34 per cent more damping force, heavier steering and all-four disc brakes for a more engaging drive experience.

Hyundai Venue N Line Design

Dimensions

Length3995mm
Width1770mm
Height1617mm
Wheelbase2500mm
Ground Clearance190mm
Boot Space343L

In terms of size, the Venue N Line measures the same as its regular model.

Variant-Wise Pricing and Features

1. Hyundai Venue N Line N8

Ex-Showroom PriceRs 12.16 lakh (Rs 15,000 extra for dual-tone paint scheme)

What does it offer?

ExteriorAutomatic LED projector headlamps with escort function, LED DRLs, cornering lamps, 16-inch N-branded alloy wheels, ORVM mounted turn indicators, tailgate spoiler, front & rear skid plates, side sill garnish, roof rails, shark fin antenna, dual-tip exhaust muffler, red-coloured front brake callipers, and sporty red accent on various other parts.
InteriorAll-black cabin theme with red inserts,  leather seats & leather-wrapped steering/gearknob with red stitchings, metal-finished brake & accelerator pedals, red ambient lighting, and dark metal finish on door handles.
Comfort & ConvenienceSingle-pane electric sunroof, cruise control, paddle shifters, automatic AC, rear AC vents, height-adjustable driver’s seat, keyless entry with push button start, wireless smartphone charger, three driving modes (Normal, Eco, & Sports), powered wing mirrors with auto-fold function, cooled glovebox, front sliding armrest with tiny storage space, rear defogger, and steering mounted audio & telephony controls.
Infotainment8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple Carplay and Android Auto.
SafetyDual-front airbags, ABS with EBD, brake assist, electronic stability control, hill assist control, all-wheel disc brakes, rear camera with parking sensors, TPMS, impact sensing door unlock, speed-sensing door lock, day/night IRVM, ISOFIX child seat anchors, and speed alert.

Verdict: The features loaded N6 variant includes everything from the N Line, and it is worth considering. Skip only for feel-good features and added safety.

2. Hyundai Venue N Line N10

Ex-Showroom PriceRs 13.15 lakh (Rs 15,000 extra for dual-tone paint scheme)
Price Difference From N8 VariantRs 99,000

What does it get over the N8 trim?

Comfort & Convenience4-way powered driver’s seat, 60:40 split rear seat with two-step reclining function, rear centre armrest with cup holders, connected car tech with OTA updates support and Home-to-car (H2C) function with Alexa & Google Voice Assistant compatibility.
InfotainmentHD touchscreen display.
SafetySide & curtain airbags (total six airbags), dashcam, auto-dimming IRVM, anti-theft alarm, and SOS, RSA & Bluelink buttons on IRVM.

Verdict: For the price premium of Rs 99,000, the Hyundai Venue N10 variant seals nearly all the fascinating features save for the ventilated seats. Practical too, with added convenience and safety.

Hyundai Venue N Line – Which Variant Should You Buy?
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